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Lyons Falls, NY
Up to this point, I had followed the Moose River and now was arriving at Lyons Falls, NY. (Location) At this geographic location, the Moose River enters into the Black River. The volume of flow in both rivers has grown … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks, New York State, USA
Tagged adirondack foothills, billboard, Black River, boat launch, cascade, Falls, gas prices, gas station, geographic location, iron bridge, launch area, Lyons Falls, Lyons Falls NY, map, moose river, New York State, photography, precipice, rivers, utica ny, weir
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Feeding those Chickadees and Nuthatches again – Sarsaparilla Trail, Ottawa
My cycling partner was in town today so off we went to the Greenbelt Trails in search of Ottawa’s ferocious chickadees that attack the visitors’ hands in search of nourishment. They don’t really attack, but I always tell visitors that! … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa, Ottawa Greenbelt Trails, Sarsaparilla Trail
Tagged Black-capped Chickadee, chickadees, Greenbelt, Greenbelt Trails, images, Nepean, nourishment, nuthatches, Ontario, Ottawa, photo, photography, photos, picture, Poecile atricapillus, pointed bills, red-breasted nuthatch, sarsaparilla, Sarsaparilla Trail, Sitta canadensis
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Montreal, Quebec – The daytime view from Mont Royal
After a breakfast/lunch/brunch at Eggspectation in Old Montreal, we hopped in the car, left the cobblestone roadways of Old Montreal behind, and drove to the parking lot atop Mont Royal. The walk from the parking lot to the viewing area … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Montreal, Quebec
Tagged belvedere, brunch, cobblestone, cold breeze, cross, daytime, eggspectation, image, mont royal, Montreal, montreal quebec, old montreal, panoramic view, parking lot, pathway, photo, photography, Quebec, roadways, skiiers, skiis, slippery conditions, snowfall
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Old Montreal, Quebec – Just out wandering on a cold Sunday morning – Part 1
It was morning. It was cold. The wind made it feel like -20C despite the bright sunshine. Very few people out on the streets. Wandering around the streets of Old Montreal under those conditions is quite the experience. The quiet … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Montreal, Quebec
Tagged architecture, Bell, bright sunshine, cold morning, dry dock, frozen river, fur coat, horse and carriage, horse blanket, horse drawn carriage, image, jettty, meanderings, Montreal, montreal quebec, old montreal, photo, photography, pier, port, post box, postings, Quebec, sea port, ship, skyline, St. Lawrence River, stamps, sunday morning, telephone booth, Telus, tripod, weather
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Montreal, Quebec
My wife and I decided to travel to Montreal, Quebec for a bit of a change. Weather conditions were supposed to be nice but another cold front came through and temperatures dropped abruptly as we were driving along. Gusting winds … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Montreal, Quebec
Tagged Ailes, Basilica, christ church cathedral, church organ, clock, clothing, deep holes, escalator, excavation, footings, Gilette Building, Henry Birk's And SOn, Montreal, montreal quebec, organ, photography, Quebec, Rue St. Catherine, sale, st patrick, St. Catherine Street, St. Patrick's Basilica, stained glass windows, temperatures, time
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Tennessee Aquarium, Chattanooga, Tennessee (Part III)
In the River Journey building, you start your tour in the lower levels where there is a wonderful display of seahorses but first I had to get past the Horseshoe Crab (Limulus polyphemus) which, I guess, was the display creature … Continue reading
Posted in Aquariums, Tennessee, USA
Tagged amoebocytes, big fish, building, chattanooga tennessee, creatures, dwarf seahorses, E. coli, endotoxin, fresh water, freshwater tanks, frogs, Ghattanooga, habitat area, horseshoe crab, image, Limulus amoebocyte lysate, Limulus polyphemus, lippopolysaccharide, little fish, lots of fun, nice ride, parenteral drugs, pharmaceitical, photography, photos, poisonous frogs, public aquarium, ramps, river journey, seahorses, tennessee aquarium, Tennessee River, test, testing, travel, unique construction, Vacation, validation, water ecosystems
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Tennessee Aquarium, Chattanooga, Tennessee (Part II)
The first part of this multi-part posting of my visit to the Tennessee Aquarium focused on the orchids and butterflies exhibits and a few of stingrays on exhibit. This Part II highlights the reefs and the jelly fish displays. The … Continue reading
Posted in Aquariums, Tennessee, USA
Tagged aquarium tanks, beams of light, Butterflies, Chattanooga, chattanooga tennessee, constant motion, coral, deep space, grotto, Jelly Fish, jellyfish, lots of fun, marine, marine animals, marine fish, marine specimens, natural beauty, orchids, photography, public aquarium, reef, reefs, saltwater, skulls, space experiment, Tennessee, tennessee aquarium, Tennessee River, travel, Vacation
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